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This is to make available now for note-taking purposes the topics of major questions for the Nuclear Environments class. The intent is for students to analyze and present their best judgments and demonstrate the quality of their thinking in their answers.

There are no “correct” answers to these questions, but there are informed answers. Using evidence from cases studied in class, you will give your answer and then support it with clear reasoning. There is no word requirement, but you must answer completely and thoroughly, as you will be graded on the quality and thoughtfulness of your argument as well as the accuracy and relevance of evidence cited.

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The following is a conception by Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1951 based on his address to the Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization:

“Because, therefore, we are defending a way of life, we must be respectful of that way of life as we proceed to the solution of our problem. {Here he was referring to Cold War adversaries the Soviet Union with nuclear weapons capability and China which was soon to acquire nuclear weapons. Both communist adversaries wanted to impose their authoritarian model of the relationship of the individual to the state on the people of America.} We must not violate its principles and precepts, and we must not destroy from within what we are trying to defend from without.”

You will use your own template of meaning to make an informed judgment about the experience of the United States in defending from without from the point of view of whether we violated the “principles and precepts” of the American way of life? (300 words)

Were the actions of the Soviet Union/Russia in the Chelyabinsk region and with the Soviet nuclear fleet in the arctic during the Cold War and after the moral equivalent of what the United States did at Hanford and Rocky Flats? (300 words)

To answer the two questions above, please use the link https://ucirvine.instructure.com/

Under the course nuclear environment, module-lectures and discussions